Apparently it's Impala day. It's lunch time here...

Huey
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Thursday, March 22, 2018, 03:24 (2225 days ago)

We're the first truck in.

Both Daren and I shot Impala today. Daren's shot was early. Again, the 303 British Ruger #1 performed like a champ. It ran about 300 yards and dropped.

My opportunity came later. Not a perfectly clear shot. The top half of the animal was all I could see. A 250 grain Accubond from the 9.3x74R Ruger #1 thru the spine and it dropped like a cinder block.

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BTW, this experience hasn't swayed me towards...

Huey
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Thursday, March 22, 2018, 03:30 (2225 days ago) @ Huey

The Belted and Super Magnums. Nothing could have performed better than our old century plus old cartridges.

As the other hunters come in, I'll report.

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Impala Day Continues...

Huey
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Thursday, March 22, 2018, 04:04 (2225 days ago) @ Huey

Larry and David both got Impala this morning. It rained a small amount last night and they were feasting of freshly washed leaves this morning.

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Impala Day

geoff RATH
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Thursday, March 22, 2018, 05:25 (2225 days ago) @ Huey

sounds great; Impala are great eating. It seems that tradition rules over there with the calibers being used; just makes me want to get my No 1 is 9.3X64 Brenneke finished. As for R@uger No. 1s, I had better just shut the f*$k up...

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Pictures! we are guys, we are visual, we need pictures man

Blake
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Thursday, March 22, 2018, 11:48 (2225 days ago) @ Huey

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